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BustimeFinder
Live bus maps, timetables, and the story behind each journey
Find your bus and see how its journey is going. Explore live maps, routes, timetables and vehicle records. Check available “Running on time” or “Running late” statuses, compare “Plan” with “Seen at stop”, and see approximate passages marked ≈. Check the last mapped time and data source. Free, no sign-up. 45,267 service records, 1,240 operator records and supported places in 15 countries (5 October snapshot). Published UK liveries where available. Coverage and live detail vary.
Is my bus on time, and how is its journey going? 🚌
Hi Product Hunt! I’m Narendhiran, the maker of BustimeFinder. I’m connecting the bus on the map with its route, timetable and the story of its journey.
Check the journey, stop by stop.
Find a bus on the map, follow its full route and check the last mapped time.
See “Running on time” or “Running late” when enough recent information is available.
Compare “Plan” with “Seen at stop”. The ≈ symbol marks estimated passages, not confirmed arrivals.
Explore operators, data sources, vehicle profiles, published UK liveries, timetables and recorded journeys.
Take your own route through it
Visit bustimefinder.com and search for a route or operator you know. It’s free, with no account needed.
What’s the one detail you still need when checking your bus?
Reply with your city and route so I can explore that example with you. Thanks for helping shape what comes next!
Catalogue snapshot, 5 October: 45,267 service records and 1,240 operator records across supported places in 15 countries. These are catalogue totals, not live bus counts. Coverage and detail vary.
About BustimeFinder on Product Hunt
“Live bus maps, timetables, and the story behind each journey”
BustimeFinder was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 9 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #67 on the daily leaderboard. Find your bus and see how its journey is going. Explore live maps, routes, timetables and vehicle records. Check available “Running on time” or “Running late” statuses, compare “Plan” with “Seen at stop”, and see approximate passages marked ≈. Check the last mapped time and data source. Free, no sign-up. 45,267 service records, 1,240 operator records and supported places in 15 countries (5 October snapshot). Published UK liveries where available. Coverage and live detail vary.
On the analytics side, BustimeFinder competes within Travel, Transportation and Maps — topics that collectively have 61.1k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how BustimeFinder performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
Who hunted BustimeFinder?
BustimeFinder was hunted by Narendhiran Vijayakumar. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
For a complete overview of BustimeFinder including community comment highlights and product details, visit the product overview.
Is my bus on time, and how is its journey going? 🚌
Hi Product Hunt! I’m Narendhiran, the maker of BustimeFinder. I’m connecting the bus on the map with its route, timetable and the story of its journey.
Check the journey, stop by stop.
Find a bus on the map, follow its full route and check the last mapped time.
See “Running on time” or “Running late” when enough recent information is available.
Compare “Plan” with “Seen at stop”. The ≈ symbol marks estimated passages, not confirmed arrivals.
Explore operators, data sources, vehicle profiles, published UK liveries, timetables and recorded journeys.
Take your own route through it
Visit bustimefinder.com and search for a route or operator you know. It’s free, with no account needed.
What’s the one detail you still need when checking your bus?
Reply with your city and route so I can explore that example with you. Thanks for helping shape what comes next!
Catalogue snapshot, 5 October: 45,267 service records and 1,240 operator records across supported places in 15 countries. These are catalogue totals, not live bus counts. Coverage and detail vary.